World
US leadership, support vital to host of global issues, UN chief stresses at White House

US President Barack Obama (left) greets Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on his arrival at the White House.
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Six years on, Congolese refugees who fled LRA return home from CAR

Young Congolese refugees in Zemio camp in Central African Republic.
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Fast-talking Imam takes on new role as manager of IDP camp in Iraq

Abu Seif began managing the camp less than three months ago. As the Imam of the local mosque, he had watched for more than a year as violence in neighbouring Anbar forced civilians from their homes.
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UN-backed international forum delivers roadmap for Somalia’s future

Participants at the High Level Partnership Forum in Mogadishu, Somalia.
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UN marks World Breastfeeding Week with call for stronger workplace policies for nursing mothers

In Maderia, Ethiopia, health extension worker Elsebeth Aklilu takes a break from counselling women and their children on best nutrition practices, to breastfeed her own 10-month-old son.
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Ban hails UN Member States' agreement on 'people's agenda' to end poverty, promote sustainability

Fetching water at a borehole in the village of Bilinyang, near Juba, South Sudan.
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UN chief condemns killing of peacekeeper in Central African Republic

MINUSCA peacekeepers on patrol in the Central African Republic.
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TO STOP WORLD WAR III: Hillary Must Expose Obama's Benghazi Lies
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has it in her power to stop President Barack Obama from launching a strategic conflict with Russia, that will, in all likelihood, lead to a thermonuclear war of extinction. All she has to do is come forward with the full truth about Benghazi, starting with the events of September 11, 2012.
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With 99 days to go before Myanmar elections, UNICEF urges candidates make children the clear winner

Child labour in Myanmar.
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UK request all public sector employees who work directly with the public to have fluent English
UK's new legislation requiring every public sector worker employed in a public-facing role to speak fluent English will be introduced in September, Cabinet Office Minister Matt Hancock confirmed on August 2.
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Human Rights
Fostering a More Humane World: The 28th Eurasian Economic Summi

Conscience, Hope, and Action: Keys to Global Peace and Sustainability

Ringing FOWPAL’s Peace Bell for the World:Nobel Peace Prize Laureates’ Visions and Actions

Protecting the World’s Cultural Diversity for a Sustainable Future

Puppet Show I International Friendship Day 2020

